Infant and toddler conditions

• Difficulty moving the head and neck equally in both directions (torticollis)
• Flat spot on the head (plagiocephaly)
• Preventative measures to avoid flat spots and strategies to improve head shape 
• Any asymmetry in how the babies move, e.g. moving one arm or leg more or less than the other side
• High or low muscle tone (stiff or floppy muscles)
• Concerns about how your toddler walks or moves, e.g. on their toes or limping.

Developmental concerns

• Babies born prematurely
• Babies with early difficulties, such as floppy muscles, find it difficult holding their head up or lying on their tummy
• We can answer your questions or concerns, and help you to be proactive about your child’s development

Physical  and developmental disabilities

• Physiotherapy for children with complex or multiple developmental or medical conditions
• Able to provide early intervention using consistent and fun physiotherapy treatments
• Help babies and young children reach their milestones
• Provide advice, education and support to parents and carers
• Information about equipment or toys to optimise development
• Consult with medical doctors and other health providers to work in a team with your child and family
• Registered Better Start provider

Surgery and rehabilitation

• Following Botox or multilevel surgery for children with cerebral palsy, prolonged hospitalisations or orthopaedic surgery
• Hydrotherapy (treatment in a swimming pool)

Sporting injuries

• Injury prevention
• Core strengthening
• Assessment and treatment of pain 
• Rehabilitation and return to sport following ligament sprain or fracture
• Poor posture: exercises, advice and education
• Growth-related conditions (e.g. Osgood Schlatter’s, Severs)
• Balance and coordination training